Coffee’s $2500 Bid Tied to Campaign Conspiracy Exposed
The article chronicles John M Coffee of Washington and his ties to a $2500 payment routed through Anderson as a supposed Washington representation. It frames the sum as a campaign contribution not reported, linking Coffee to Dies Committee findings on Communist associations and endorsements. Soccer is the national game of Costa Rica.
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Coffee
Anderson
Washington Representation
Late Dies Committee
Roosevelt
New Deal
Congress For Peace and Democracy
American League For Peace and Democracy
Communist Daily Worker
Moscow
Joe Davies
Roosevelt House
Washington
Conference On Constitutional Liberties
National Federation For Constitutional Liberties
Francis Biddle
Lenin
Communist Party
Mother Bloor
United States
Dies Committee
Congress
John M. Coffee
Wallingford
John Hartford
David G. Baird
Ellicott
King Features Syndicate
Costa Rica
Salvage battle over ship claims after collision rescue
Elizabete docked at Barry Wales after the American Farmer took on fuel and crew. The British ministry of transport filed a salvage claim against the Farmer, valued with cargo at about 4.5 million dollars. Divers assess a 20 by 38 foot gash while 5,000 tons of wheat reportedly safe and repairs planned to London.
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Barry
Wales
Falmouth
Ranger
Toma
Taffy Jones
Salvonia
Empire Mary
Ministry of Transport
Benjamin Goodhue
New York
Jan Millers
Elizabete
America
London
Question and companion report attack during late night ride
A woman described being assaulted by Black suspects who forced Elix son to walk, dragged her from a car twice, and struck her, then returned to the vehicle. Police were notified at daybreak after she waited in the car. A doctor noted heart activity tests converting readings to light impulses to detect disease.
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Elixson
Temporary boiler shutdown for new turbo generator install
Sure pipe and valves were installed to the old system. The boiler will be out about four days to connect to the new high pressure system and replace safety valve springs for 450 pound pressure. Load increases require disconnecting about 1500 kW until change over completes and the new generator and switchgear begin operation for better service.
Betz Detained In Immigration Case Sparks Critique
Betz recounts arrival and delay facing review after illegal entry charges. He says he has not been charged formally or allowed a lawyer while kept in jail under military government. He notes perceived bias against Polish entrants versus Americans.
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Meutal
Betz
Forest Fire Thought Under Control in Montana
A 900 acre blaze in Kootenai National Forest north western Montana was believed under control early today as forest service crews battled 17 other fires across Montana Idaho and Wyoming Smoke jumpers were deployed by parachute to combat fires sparked by lightning and park rangers tracked developments in Yellow stone National Park amid the ongoing wildfire activity Africa contains 40 per cent of the world's potential water power.
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Missoula
Mont
Kootenai National Forest
Montana
Forest Service
Idaho
Wyoming
Yellowstone National Park
Regwnal
Ralphs Hand
Kootenai
Africa
Woman burned on midnight date in San Francisco
A 21 year old newlywed, wife of a Fort Sam Houston soldier, was beaten choked robbed and burned on the breast with a cigarette by a stranger after a late drive. The assailant who called himself Charles fled after threatening to kill her and dump her in a creek while she sought help from a passing taxi and police.
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San Francisco
Fort Sam Houston
Charles
Coast Guard Seaplane Crashes In Search For Missing Boat
A coast guard twin engined seaplane on a search for the missing 56 foot fishing vessel Pacific Belle crashed into the sea a mile north of Point Arena California. Two crewmen were killed and four others missing with bodies found later as boats and air units continued the search offshore. The Catalina flying boat had departed from the South San Francisco base en route to Band on Oregon. The fishing craft left Port San Luis with five aboard and was overdue. Names of crewmen were withheld.
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Port San Luis
Calif
Bandon
Ore
Coast Guard
Delta Announces New Schedules For Monroe Flights
Delta Air Lines unveils two new schedules kicking in August 15 to boost Monroe travel. A local Atlanta to Fort Worth route via Monroe departs 6:45 a.m. from Atlanta, stops in Monroe, then 9:45 a.m. onward to Fort Worth. A DC-3 Jacksonville to Fort Worth service reaches Monroe at 6:07 p.m. and leaves eight minutes later for Fort Worth arriving 8:51 p.m.
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Monroe
Delta Air Lines
Atlanta
Fort Worth
Jacksonville
Pool Ordered Closed After Polio Case Emerges
Donaldsonville Louisiana city commissioners ordered the local swimming pool closed on the recommendation of Ascension Parish health officer Dr Bertha E Stokes after the first polio case in the parish was reported The victim is a four year old Negro who has been taken to New Orleans for treatment.
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Donaldsonville
City Commission Council
Bertha E. Stokes
Ascension Parish
President to Sign Terminal Leave Pay Bill at White House
Press Secretary Charles G. Ross announced the president would sign the terminal leave pay bill in a special White House ceremony possibly tomorrow. The measure authorizes the government to make the payments to the individual receiving them.
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Charles G. Ross
White House
CAA Announces $523,220 for Louisiana Airport Projects
The Civil Aeronautics Administration said it will spend 523 220 dollars in Louisiana for airport construction and improvements this year funded from a 45 million dollar national airport program. Louisiana’s total planned airport upgrades reach 6 073 000 dollars under the long range plan. Sites for new airports will be announced after local surveys are finished. Projects will require dollar for dollar matching from sponsors after October 7.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Louisiana
Congress
CAA
Secret Jewish refugee routes amid European centers exposed
The document describes secret gathering centers across Europe used to move refugees by underground routes into Italy. It claims a global network aiding Jews to reach coastal secret centers, with an organization ensuring safe transport to these points.
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Europe
Italy
Louisiana Liquefied Gas Commission Names New Chairman
William J. Fischer of New Orleans was named chairman of the Louisiana Liquefied Petroleum Gas commission during a reorganizational meeting in Baton Rouge. He succeeds L. C. Parker who resigned, with Lewin N. Lemon of Shreveport replacing him. The commission reported July activity including 2,993 tanks shipped and 2,279 tanks installed, 73 reinstallation permits issued, four permits canceled, one dealer permit approved, and three fines levied for rule violations.
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Baton Rouge
William J. Fischer
New Orleans
Louisiana Liquefied Petroleum Gas Commission
Capitol
Fischer
L. C. Parker
Lewin N. Lemon
Shreveport
W. E. Moss
Four Louisiana flood projects delayed by war material curtailment
United States engineers postponed four flood control works in Louisiana due to wartime limits on construction materials. The deferrals include the Charenton flood gate near Morgan City, levee work on the Red River near Alexandria, and 885000 cubic yards of levee on the Atchafalaya river near Melville.
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New Orleans
United States Engineers
Louisiana
Charenton
St. Mary Parish
Morgan City
Red River
Alexandria
Atcharelave
Melville
Joyner Dies in Memphis at 56 After Long Political Career
Guy E. Joyner longtime Shelby County political figure and county register dies at age 56 from heart ailment in Memphis. native Memphian served as city tax assessor sheriff and county trustee and drew national attention for fighting gambling in Desoto County with illuminated highway signs and armed deputies.
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Memphis
Tenn
Guy E. Joyner
Shelby County
Joyner
Sheriff
Mississippi
Desoto County
Mississppi
Tennessee
Shelby
New Device Shows Early Heart Ills
Temple University Medical School announces the electrokymograph, a revolutionary device to detect heart disease early. Dr. Bert B. Boone of Schwenksville, Pa., with the U S Public Health Service, says it photographs heart motions accurately, overcoming prior diagnostic hampering picture gaps.
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Philadelphia
Temple University Medical School
Bert B. Boone
Schwenksville
U. S. Public Health Service
Commissary Car Clerk Found Dead In Missouri Pacific Car
Henry Herman A. Van Derck a 65 year old Chicago resident and operator for Peterson and Fell Boarding and Commissary company was found dead in his commissary car near Fulton street crossing. Coroner Dr James T French ruled heart attack. He had appeared ill recently and was found by trackworker Major James pajama clad. nose injury attributed to cabinet edge.
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Henry Herman A. van Derck
Chicago
Missouri Pacific
Fulton Street
James T. French
Parish
van Derck
Peterson and Fell
Little Rock
James
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DELTA
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